Do any supplements, like Nervive, help with nerve pain, like sciatica or diabetic neuropathy?

I take B-Complex and 2 doses of 300 mg of Alpha Lipoic Acid for sciatic nerve pain. It does help quite a bit. 600 mg per day of ALA was the effective dose for me. However, I found taking a 600mg ALA capsule caused me to have an irregular heartbeat. So I quit taking it. I tried 300 mg once per day and had no irregular heartbeat issue and after taking it for a month, I added a second pill spaced 12 hrs apart and have had no issue since. I will say at least for me, only 300 mg per day was not effective, but I would say start with that and if it works stay with the lower dose. Always best to stick with the lowest effective dose, IMHO.

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I had great success with alpha lipoic acid until it aggravated terribly my esophagus due to reflux. Is there any type of ALA I can safely take? If not, what is the next best option? I have inflammatory demyelinating peripheral neuropathy. Pain is not my problem. I have weakness. When I was taking ALA I felt normal for the first time in 15 years.

What about Ortho-bionomy? Has anyone tried this? Usually done by someone who specializes in Massage Therapy.

I have sciatic nerve pain due to a back injury that has become fairly regular even after having had back surgery. Also had numbness in my foot. I tried taking alpha lipoic acid 600 mg once daily and it totally took care of the issue. It only took a couple of doses to get relief. However, after about a month or so of taking it I developed an irregular heartbeat. I quit taking it, but it took another month or so for that arythmia to go away. I've not taken it since. The nerve pain returns sporadically, but the numbness in my foot has not returned. So, just wanted to say it does work, but beware of that side effect. Perhaps starting off with a smaller dose would have been better.

I have a disc problem with resulting sciatic pain in my legs. Especially bad at night interrupting my sleep. I read an article on the internet that benfotiamine might be helpful. I started with 300 mg. daily. It took about 3 weeks to kick in and the pain was about 90% gone, but three weeks later it returned, so I increased the dosage to 600 mg. daily, and now I can say it is anywhere from 95 - 100% gone.
Also have started exercises to strengthen the back muscles hopefully to eliminate the nerve pain to start with.